Verhovayak Lapja, 1950 (33. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1950 / Verhovay Journal

July 19, 1950 Verhovay Journal PAGE 7 REINSTATEMENTS — APRIL, 1950 SENIOR ORDER. FROM EXTENDED: 9 Kish John, Jr., Pamlenyi Jo­seph; 14 Behun Stephen, Dudás Joseph, Dudás Mrs. Joseph, Glogyan George, Kakuk Mrs. Alex, Lazar John C., Magyar Julius, Revay Mrs. Arthur, Tira Andrew, Tira Joseph, Tira Mrs. Joseph; 17 Cyprus John, Giran Dezső, Hanko Alexander; 22 Harangodi Jan, Jr., Thegze George A.; 29 Kovács Mrs. Nich. F.; 33 Laczo Joseph; 34 Benko Louis, Gallo Joseph A., Paulovitch Mrs. S.,’ Sopoliga Julius N.; 40 Laslo John; 43 Karlock Steven; 48 Bensey Mrs. Julius, Matirko Otto Muray; 59 Kovach Steven; 62 Paisa Mrs. Marg.; 87 Bokody Stephen; 96 Konyar Joseph, Konyar Peter, Mencinsky Ostap, Opyd Edward, Soltes Mrs. Stephen, Soltész Ferencz; 121 Molnár Joseph (2), Molnár Mrs. Joseph (2), Molnár Leslie; 133 Ferency William, Ferenczi Pál; 164 Peters Daniel; 174 Chasnaky Helen, Egyed Frank S., Elko George, Elko Joseph, Elko Michael, Horvath Frank, Hovanitz George, Kassay József, Nemeth Ru­dolph, Paronich John, Vass Julius, Wyda John, Wyda John, Yanchik Frank; 201 Gueri Mrs. Dominic, Guerri Benedict W., Guerri Dominick; 208 Bahus Mrs. Joseph, Kormány Miklós, Kurucz István (2); 213 Vagatt Mrs. Joseph, Vágott Joseph; 249 Felföldi Imre, Felföldi Mrs. Imre, Felföldi James; 277 Sehemnitzer Mrs. H.; 289 Bencsics Edward P., Bencsics Jean, Bencsics Mar­garet; 290 Sobczak Helen; 348 Perroots Lillian A.; 349 Magyar Gábor, Res- , tagno Theresa; 361 Boros Mrs. Peter, Lohmayer Mrs. Carl, Papp Mrs. And­rew; 366 Crawford Mrs. Joseph; 415 Beningo John; 428 Jacobs Mrs. Frank, Jacobs Leslie S., Jacobs Mrs. Leslie; 432 Jacobs Louis; 433 Sebek William, Sebek Mrs. William; 443 Boldizsár Mrs. H., Boldizsár Steven, Boldzsar Mrs. S., Gronas Stephen, Mazie Margaret; 447 Lorincz Sándor, Phillips Mrs. Frank; 489 Buják John E.; 511 Nagy Joseph, Nagy Joseph, Sándor Mrs. Joseph. FROM LAPSED: 13 Horvath Mrs. Helen; 17 Blanar Gabriel S., Pall Eugene N.; 89 Cziíli John; 96 Flora John; 121 Molnár Tibor; 164 Petrick Mrs. Sophia, Schultz Charles, Jr.; 361 Barry Steven, Kovach Mrs. Joseph; 383 Verbocy Mrs. Joseph. JUNIOR ORDER. FROM LAPSED: 9 Pamlenyi Nancy; 14 Phan Albert Ray, Phan James Richard; 17 Kovács Theresa, Mason Eugene, Jr., Muszka Ronald J.; 33 Bonitz Antenet, Bonitz Genevieve, Orlovsky Helen, Repko Andrew, Jr., Repko Barba Louise, Repko Beatrice Ann, Repko John Joseph, Rusnak Louise; 34 Gallo Joanne N.; 37 Varga Andrew; 3j) Wilson Deanna M.; 90 Haklar Imre, Jr., Hakler Rose M.; 96 Gervase Albert J., Gervase Roy J.; 162 Kovach Bennie; 164 Schultz Carol Ann, Steinkellner Joan, Steinkellner Judy; 229 Jonas Helen; 362 Daley Paul Frank; 399 Cook Kathleen; 415 Skibo Kenneth H., Skibo Nicholas G., Skibo Roy Harvey; 428 Jacobs Carol L.; 430 Takach Barbara A., Takach Rose Marie; 511 Benyo Bruce A.; 542 Sweeney Frank, Jr., Sweeney Patricia. FROM EXTENDED: 14 Toth Mary A.; 33 Vargo Julia; 34 Gallo Joanne M., Meisinger James, Meisinger Jane M., Meisinger Joanne, Meisnger Nor­bert; 96 Gellert Michael; 107 Yozsa William; 342 Galassi Wanda; 343 Stair Judy L.; 428 Jacobs Mary Cather; 429 House Jeffrey L.; 487 Kazsub Phillip, Jr.; 490 Toth John E., Jr., Toth John E., Jr. 112 Senior, 53 Junior Order Members, Total 165 Members. JOHN SABO, National Auditor. Sick Benefits Paid to Members in April, 1950 Birthday Gifts To Crippled Children’s Fund — Continued listing of Donations Received for the Verhovay Fund for the Aiding of Handicapped Juvenile and Disabled Aged Members. *—■ $10.00: Br. 123, Kalamazoo, Mich. $2.00: Sigmund Raki, 33, Geo. Varga, 214, Mr. and Mrs. A. Wagner, 248; Ernest Király, Los Angeles, Calif., Andrew Veres, 123. $1.00: Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nemeth, 48, Pal Peter, 214, Mrs. Mary Perovich, 248. 50 c.: Janey Kosher, Carol Kosher, Magdeline Kelich, John Bushker, Harry Bushker, 248. EXTENDED — MAY, 1950 SENIOR ORDER. FIÓK-BR: 13 Gioffredi Mrs. Ameh, Nagy Sándor, Jr.; 17 Babies Alexander, Bálázik Susan, Balazsik Pálné, Kish Anna V., Pirigyi Stephen, Rigó János, Sova Betty A., Sova Mrs. James, Tárnok Mihály, Új­helyi István, Jr., Vargo Mary Ann; 21 Gober John; 25 Chappo Stephen, Ohappo Mrs. Stephen, Gombos Gábor; 33 Martin Mrs. John A.; 34 Bence Julius, Bence Stephen A., Berdar Mrs. Michael, Estu John, Jr., Estu Mrs. John, Ho­­leczy Samuel, Kozma Stephen, Kozma Stephen O., McKeen Mrs. Russell, Per­laki Imre, Perlaky Mrs. James, Vargo Helen, Zaker Edward, Zaker Edward A., Zaker Mrs. Edward, Viszlai Peter; 36 Vrbensky Mrs. Henry; 37 Lizák Marie; 39 Beres George L.; 40 Fridgyes Charles, Tatrai John; 45 Bodnár A. Lajos, Liptak Lajos, Liptak Lajosné, Mogyorody Mrs. Fra., Nyiri Walter N., Paster Miklós, Steiner Nicholas; 48 Toth Mrs. Michael; 52 Fir.eout Mrs. Er­win; 59 Beres János, Jr., Remz Albert; 71 Prekop Mária; 76 Beres John, Bum­­hue Peter; 96 Hegedűs Stephen; 98 Schnitzler Jos.; 107 Kozdron Joseph T.; 114 Roth László; 121 Pazsitka Jánosné, Sipos Mrs. Ernest; 129 Pápai Mrs. Ferencz; 132 Freshley Mrs. Moody, Freshley Mrs. Moody, Freshley Richard; 138 Nyikos Stephen F.; 141 Székelyhídi Bert, Szakelyhidi Mrs. B., Toth George, Toth George; 142 Szabó Julius, Szabó László, Ungvári John; 163 Balázs Kálmán, Mihalik Gyula; 170 Fodor John F., Pavkovich Vincent; 171 Kovách Gábor; 174 Evankoviich Mrs. Jo., Zipay Michael, Jr., Zipay Paul, Zipay Zita Rachael, Zsipay Mihály, Zsipay Mihályné; 197 Nisnanszky János; 214 Vitek Margaret M.; 216 Balint Alexander, Balint Anna, Balint Joseph, Balint Rose; 237 Kuruc Mrs. Stephen; 249 Janka Mrs. Irene; 277 Hornyak Mrs. Andrew; 284 Simko Stephen; 293 Ujheli László; 296 Nameth Gabriel; SOS Krafft Adolph V., Krafft Mrs. Adolph, Krafft William B.; 335 Hyster Mrs. Louis; 361 Feldt Mrs. Ellsworth, Hegedűs Mrs. Charles, Kleinholz Mrs. Nich.; 362 Sepela Michael; 369 Puskas John, Jr., Vadász János; 383 Chank Ernest, Chank Mrs. Ernest; 417 Czarnecki Mrs Mat.; 428 Zsitek John; 443 Kessler Frank; 448 Gordon Mrs. John; 490 Bridge Mrs. Earl, Penzenik Theo­dore, Penzenik Mrs. Theo.; 500 Yuha Mrs. Steven; 511 Nagy James J.; 525 Messick Mrs. Gracie; 566 Morris Margit; 542 Dogkmonish Mrs. N. JUNIOR ORDER: Par. Fiaim Faith Gail; 17 Stumphauzer Ken; 59 Be­­resh John Frank; 132 Freshley Jack, Freshley Robert B.; 174 Maslar William, Jr.; 222 Monar James B.; 428 Zsitek Carl Mich., Zsitek Frank John; 490 Penzenik Michael, Wilsey James Rich.; 511 Grez Louis R., Nagy James F. 122 Senior Members, 13 Junior Members, Total 135 Members. JOHN SABO, National Auditor. (Continued from page 6) Stephen Marin 33.14, George Rusz, Sr. 40.00 269.) Stephen Banyacski 13.70 273.) Stephen Kish 13.71 275. ) Andrew Csermák 33.16, Ga­bor Krisan 30.84, John Molnár 30.84, Frank Moring 19.42, Joseph Potzner 35.42 276. ) Mrs. Susan Pocsik 40.00 277. ) John Dudás 36.56 282.) Andrew Szarvas 33.14 285.) Balazs Csonka 34.28 290.) Mrs. Joseph Langer 30.84 292. ) Mrs. Ethel Lizák 19.42, Paul Simon 29.70 293. ) Frank Mirabile 28.56 296.) Louis Antal, Jr. 73.71, Mrs. Catherine Bodich 34.28, Mrs. Irene Chovan 35.42, Stephen Hegedűs 35142, John Lodi 10.30 307.) Stephen Kuncz 37.70, Charles Varga 35.42 310.) Steven L. Köchin 37.70, Louis Takacs 34.36 312. ) Joseph Fulop 74.25, Louis Gáncs 35.42 313. ) Joseph Knausz 32.00 324.) John Nagy 32.00, Mrs. Jo­seph Turkaly 35.42 335. ) Mrs. Michael Bodnar 46.84, Thomas V. Meszes 32.00, Mrs. John Vince 25.14 336. ) Joseph Wass 6.85 338.) Mrs. Angelica Barnabo 21.70, Frank Bordás 73.12, Mrs. James S. Sicuro 34.28, Mrs. Stephen Varga 15.00 341. ) Joseph Debrody 32.00 342. ) Charles Egyarto 40.00, George Kolin 35.42, Victor T. Smith 12.00 347. ) Andrew Mulató 54.84 348. ) Andy Balias 20.56 349. ) Ignats Griscir 110.84 350. ) Mrs. Zorka Krneta 10.28, John Zvara 53.13 364,) Paul E. Centric 34.28 366.) Mrs. Lucille Bogdany 16.00 369. ) Rose M. Fulop 45.70 370. ) Paul Moore 4.08 390.) Andrew Kovács 42.84 409.) Ward Shaw 51.42 424.) Mrs. Henrietta Galocky 22.85 439.) Edward M. Golias 35.42 443.) Mrs. Matilda Barkovics 27.42, Mrs. Anna Kanyo 32.00, Mrs. Gustave Molnár 21.70 452.) Dennis Palfalvi 32.00 466.) William A. Horvath 22.84, Frank Kish 36.56 478.) Andrew Kovach 35.42 480.) Andrew Aranyossy 11.42 482.) Joseph Kukoly 35.42 499. ) Mrs. Michael Mailer 30.84 500. ) Paul Meray, Sr. 30.84 514.) Mrs. Joseph Incze 12.00 518.) Julius Tulner 41.14 520.) Cornelius Donati 53.13 525.) John G. Juhasz 33.14, Mar­tin Kiss 34.28, Mendel Klein 16.00, Agnes Szőke 99.08 527.) Frank Kovac 16.00 535.) Susanna Vencel 35.42 539.) Leopoldo De Angelis 26.49 544.) Emery Bakai 36.36 545.) Mrs. Peter Velesavlyivic 17.14 550.) Alexander Masztics 6.85 559.) Mrs. Susie Aszalós 36.56 562.) Stephen Olex 29.70 564. ) Charles Fodor 64.00, Michael Kiss 26.28 565. ) Mrs. Barbara Lubas 35.42, Nicholas J. Lugar 53.13 567.) Mrs. Myrtle Burian 35.42 570.) Michael Csapó 35.42 TOTAL: .............................;.$11,950.38 April 30, 1950, Pittsburgh, Pa. JOHN SABO, National Auditor. MAIMING BENEFIT PAID IN APRIL 1950 14 Frank Mor ....................... $200.00 TOTAL: $200.00 April 30, 1950, Pittsburgh, Pa. JOHN SABO, National Auditor. Running into debt is not nearly so embarrassing as running into one’s creditors. WHY INSURE MY SON Here’s how one life underwriter explains the “why” of buying juve­nile insurance for a son: “Not because you expect your boy to die . . . Not because you have invested considerable money in rais­ing him ... Not because he has anyone dependent upon him today ... Not because he will understand the value of the policy. BUT BECAUSE when he grows to manhood you want him to be a good citizen and a suc­cessful business man . . . BECAUSE the foundation upon which successful businessmen build is “a good char­acter and habit of thrift.” BECAUSE it will cost less to start him now. BECAUSE his policy will be paid up at the time that most men start paying. BECAUSE it starts a fund which will help him to be independent in his old age. BECAUSE he is probably insurable now. BECAUSE you wish that your father had taken out such a policy for you when you were a boy.” —Kansas City Lifetime. Distribution of Assets According to Funds Senior O. Trust F. Junior O. TOTAL R. E. H. O. Bldg. Less Reserve R. E. Hung. Hall ...................... Mtge Loan A/C .......................... Branch R. E................................ Loans and Liens ......................... Bond A/C ..................................... Stock A/C ..................................... Cash A/C ................._................ Savings A/C ............................... Machinery Less Reserve ............ 132,802.73 15,555.20 151,677.43 . 10,900.01 132,802.73 15,555.20 151.677.43 10.900.01 510,517.77 11,370.16 521,887.93 8,904,513.46 88,207.64 962,103.29 9,954,824.30 34,798.44 123,450.72 13,461.37 45,133.19 34.798.44 182,045.28 65,620,22 22,975.34 8,320.23 73,940.45 22,975.34 TOTAL: ................................. $9,972,811.32 $109,989.24 $1,018,606.55 $11,101.407.11 JOHN SZALANCZY, National Treasurer. JOHN SABO, National Auditor-

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